The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-28
Cable Notes.

The peoples food exhibition will be opened at
Dusseldorf in November.
Emperor William has donated SO, 900 marks to
the Church of St. Mary at Calberg.
The Monteur publishes the text of Cardinal
tiibbons's report on the Knights of Labor, with
many additions and corrections. The report is
dated Feb. 90
Professor Hirschberg, as vice e-presidens of the
ophthalmc section of the Washington medical
congress, is preparing to read paper on the
cure of squirting
The Ameer of Afchanistan has caused the he
heading of Sayad, father law of the late Chief
OF kohistan, for treason having discovered
Sayad in communication with Ayoob Khan.
The Queens visit to Birmingham on Wednes-
day. was quite An ovation, and attracted half a
million visitors. The Mayor. Mr.. Martneau, a
connection OF Harriet Martineau, was knighted.
Emperor William, who has been suffering
from cold, passed good night. and was able
to sleep, with the exception of a few intervals OF
wakefuness. The eye which had become in
famed is better.
Mgr Rampolla Del Tindaro. paoal nuncio at
Madrid, has been invested with the cardinals
hat Members of the royal family. cabinet
ministers and all foreign diplomates attended d.
The ceremonies were neli in the royal chapel.
General Gene telegraphs from Massowah as
follows: "Rasalula demands further quantity
of arms in exchange for Major Savoroux. have
refused. The communication | had with King
ADvSSlDa.
had no connection with peace negotiations.
Crown Prince Frederick William and family
Prince and Princess William, and many other
| royalties and distinguished persons were present
at the performances of the Golden LIZ yend' at
Berlin. Saturday night. Sir Arthur Sullivan
conducted the orchestra and was most
Enthusiastically applauded
Advices from Germans who have settled in
i1lvoula announce renewal of the system of
Russian repression there. The teaching of
Russian as the primary language in the German
Lutheran schools is enforced, and German work
men are continually molested. The Lutheran
pastors sent memorial to the Gar, who con-
hrmed the action of the authorities.
The Frankfort Gazette contradiets the report
that the Socialists Vlerech and Valmar had
been pardoned 1t says that both still in
prison, but that the Regent of Bavaria will rot
relent The editor of the Potsdam Nachrchten,
which has just published the story that the
| Car had shot at Lieutenant Vidlaume, the mil
| iIary attache to the German embassy at st.
Petersburg, has been sentenced to six weeks
| Imprisonment for that offense.
| 1t transpires that Grand Duke Vladimir. who
was credited with mission looking to renewal
OF the alliance of the three empires. has denied
that ne had any object in coming to Berlin other
han to be present at the anniversary Of the
| Emperors birth. The term of the three En-
perors agreement expired last week. Though
| the official relations between the governments
at Berlin ard St Petersburg good, the most
recent overtures made to the Car for renewal
| of the alliance met with an absolute refusal
| Catholic papers comment with anger and
scnrn upon an order issued by Herr krupp. for
| bidding he workmen emplo oyed at Essen To read
| the two local Catholic papers. the Rheinisch
| Westfasch Volksfriend and the Essener Voiks
| Zeitung. In his circular, Herr krupp says he
considers the papers dangerous to peaceful rela-
| tions between employers and their workpeople.
and prohibits all of his employees living in his
dwellings from either keeping hand or read
ing them. His overseers are directed to see that
| the ukase is carried out